Sentence examples for great and possibly from inspiring English sources

And it appears increasingly likely that this "second genome," as it is sometimes called, exerts an influence on our health as great and possibly even greater than the genes we inherit from our parents.

So, in addition to your degree, set yourself apart from your competition by finding a course or a program that you can take or participate in that will give you additional credentials to support the claim that you are a great – and possibly the greatest – candidate for a given job.

What on earth is the point of remaking Walt Disney's great and possibly greatest masterpiece, the glorious animated musical from 1967, based on Kipling's tales, all about the "man cub" Mowgli, brought up by wolves in the Indian jungle – famously the last film to get Disney's personal touch?

But wherever Kissin plays, whatever he plays and whatever his political views may be, he remains a great and possibly the great native Russian pianist of our day.

He works hard to show how seriously he takes this problem, but this effort is undermined by a high-profile publication referring to the great and possibly illicit wealth his brother-in-law has accumulated.

We observed a protective effect for colorectal cancer that is as great, and possibly greater, in magnitude than that reported for OE replacement therapy.

Consequently, with the bulk of supplies still carried by trucks, the dependence of post-World War II armies on roads was as great as, and possibly greater than, that of their predecessors.

A far greater (and possibly achievable) impact would be to reduce the vast standing armies the world maintains in a time of relative global tranquility.

Consider a class of Princeton students that included a future president of the United States; a writer later hailed by critics and scholars as one of the greatest (and possibly the very greatest) American poet of his time; and a patriot who wrote what is arguably the first American Western novel, when the American West still lay east of the Mississippi River.

Dirkou is the last sub-Saharan stop on one of the continent's greatest, and possibly most dangerous, smuggling routes: Africans travel hundreds of miles through desert to arrive here and board Libyan trucks that take them across the remaining expanses of the Sahara into North Africa.

As is the case with 19-year-old, newly-separated Courtney Stodden, whose greatest and possibly sole achievement is her gravity-defying figure, these young stars should be left to do some growing up and maturing before they return to the public eye.